FieldHog

47 minutes ago, gossamorharpy said:

he's not wrong, have u bothered to even look at the schedule?  Sure, the last 5 weeks are f'n brutal but we play away from memorial only once until 10/24 and its northwestern which who knows wtf to expect.  

 

I think you need to open your eyes and realize the house isnt on fire like u think it is

I have looked at the schedule and as I stated in a previous post, Cincinnati and South Dakota State are not pushover teams. Central Michigan played good ball this year, and return some key players. You also never know what Northwestern and Purdue look like. For some reason they have years that they pull it together and have a winning season.  

I could be wrong, but...we’ll see. 

19 hours ago, GBRFAN said:

 

I see us winning all of the first seven with the exception of one that we should have.  We will find out that mid season one of our last games will not be as tough as advertised and then we steal a second win from one of the tough ones.

It’s okay to close your eyes and hope for the best. I have dreams for this team too, until I either come to a game or turn on my tv. After that, reality sets in and I realize that it’s just more of the same. 

6 minutes ago, SFW said:

Based on what evidence?

16 minutes ago, GBRFAN said:

 

The first 7 that we play

Cincinnati and South Dakota State are competitors, and in a way more stable situation than we are. Those two teams play to win every game. As of today, us beating either of these teams would be considered an upset. Also, you never know how Illinois or Northwestern will look from year to year. It could be a walk in the park or dog fight. 

The last 5 games are scary. It’s like going through a gauntlet of terror. I see 4-8 next year, at best another 5-7. 

6 minutes ago, lo country said:

I agree.  Very few teams can be undefeated...Those that do usually play in the NC game...I'm saying that to temper expectations moving forward.  I think a lot of us, myself included, expected some of the same "coaching acumen" to follow Frost here and get better results in a quicker time.  

 

I just posted in another thread that the B1G is a much different league than the PAC 12 or AAC.  I hope that moving forward, Frost looks more towards his Husker playing days at NU than at his coaching stops in the PAC 12 and AAC to find answers moving forward.  He is our coach.  he is not going anywhere.  I just hope that he really does a deep dive on his process and refine what he is doing.  

I agree, BIG10 is different from AAC and PAC 12, but we haven’t even been successful at beating the bottom feeder PAC-12 school (Colorado). I also doubt we can beat the good AAC or any PAC-12 programs. So, I don’t think this is no longer a viable excuse for us to make a comparison to. 

If I hear one more time that the players are the issue, I’m going to vomit. I keep hearing there is no leadership on this team from the players. Wake up people, OUR COACHES ARE THE LEADERS!!!!!

By the way, let’s remember that Frost’s first recruiting class are Juniors next year. Enough with the Riley And Bo P. recruiting  classes excuses!!!

Good news, I think we did some good and bad things in this game that we can focus on in the offseason.

Bad news is, next year’s schedule is even harder than this years. 

2 minutes ago, LumberJackSker said:

Didn't you hear the leaders didn't buy in.

If I hear that one more time, I’m going to vomit. Wake up people, OUR COACHES ARE THE LEADERS!!!!

5 hours ago, southernoregonhusker said:

"We play to win the game."  --Herm Edward

 

Good ol' Herm went for 2 to win at Oregon State tonight.  They failed.  I'm not sure what he was thinking since their D had shut down OSU in the second half and they probably would have won in OT.  But the guy has some guts and went for it.  The play failed and OSU got their fifth win.  A win next week against WAZZU puts the Beavs in a bowl.  I didn't see that coming back in September.  

 

 

Oregon State actually could have been bowl eligible now. They would be 7-3 if the didn’t get beat by last second field goals in their Hawaii and Stanford games. Both games where they lead most of the game. 

And once again I’ll add, freakin’ Avery Roberts turned out to be a baller in the middle at linebacker! Leads the team in tackles, and is a top tackler in the PAC12. Happy for him and his success, but DARN, why or how does crap like this happen to us?

5 hours ago, TheSker said:

As "excited" as I am for Oregon State's success this season, our freshmen and redshirts could take 'em.......

Sad fact, we couldn’t even beat PAC-12’s new bottom feeder “Colorado”. And that was with our starters. 

47 minutes ago, SouthLincoln Husker said:

 

1 minute ago, SouthLincoln Husker said:

Your trolling, I'm done with you. 

Trolling? I’m not saying anything different than any other fan on this board. My only point was, is the real problem our coaches or players? 

17 minutes ago, SouthLincoln Husker said:

Source that coaches asked him to leave

Doesn’t surprise me. As we have seen from the past 2 seasons, they make the best football decisions. 

3 minutes ago, SouthLincoln Husker said:

Source that coaches asked him to leave

Player sources say he wasn’t blending well with Ruud and Chin. Also, he was never out of shape. He just didn’t fit what they envisioned defensively. Regardless, with him being chased off, his win is our loss. 

I wouldn’t put it all on the players. It looks like Avery Roberts is having a great year at Oregon State. Watched the UCLA, STANFORD, and Cal games. He’s balling out! Announcers talk that he is one of the best in the conference and will be on the All PAC-12 team as a sophomore this year.  My understanding was that our coaching staff didn’t think he had the potential, yet he’s performing well. In 6 games he has 43 tackles, 2 sacks, and 4.5 TFL. Makes me think is it really the players, the system or the coaches?

1 hour ago, Archy1221 said:

The linebackers are garbage, the d-line stinks and we don’t seem to be able to tackle very well

I wouldn’t put it all on the players. It looks like Avery Roberts is having a great year at Oregon State. Watched the UCLA, STANFORD, and Cal games. He’s balling out! Announcers talk that he is one of the best in the conference and will be on the All PAC-12 team as a sophomore this year.  My understanding was that our coaching staff didn’t think he had the potential, yet he’s performing well. In 6 games he has 43 tackles, 2 sacks, and 4.5 TFL. Makes me think is it really the players, the system or the coaches?